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Papers Relating To The Commission Appointed To Inquire Into The Condition Of The Indians Of The Northwest Coast Of British Columbia (1888) by British Columbia Government Printing, 2010-09-10
Apparent Networks Customer Case Study: Government of British Columbia by Lawrence Surtees, Krista Collins, 2006-11-25
The Official Report Of The Exploration Of The Queen Charlotte Islands For The Government Of British Columbia by Newton H. Chittenden, 2010-09-10
Statement of facts regarding the Alaska Boundary question, compiled for the government of British Columbia by Alexander Begg, British Columbia, 2010-09-05
Official Report of the Exploration of the Queen Charlotte Islands for the Government of British Columbia
Official Report of the Exploration of the Queen Charlotte Islands for the Government of British Columbia
(Log) Scaling Manual - Province of British Columbia by Ministry of Forests, Government of British Columbia Revenue Branch, 1995-01-01
Local Government in British Columbia
First Nations Governments in British Columbia: List of First Nations Governments in British Columbia
Local Government in British Columbia: Kelowna City Council, Prince George City Council, Victoria City Council, Richmond City Council
Power without glory: The rise and fall of the NDP government in British Columbia by Paul Hurmuses, 1976
Local Government in Canada by Province or Territory: Local Government in Alberta, Local Government in British Columbia
British Columbia in the Canadian Confederation: Brief of Argument: A Submission presented to The Royal Commission on Dominion-Provincial Relations by the Government of the Province of British Columbia by Charles F. Banfield, 1938
Never Under the Table a Story of British Columbia's Forests and Government Mismanagement by Joe Garner, 1991-06

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CPAWS-BC | Take Action | South Chilcotin
Your email address Take Action. british columbia government reviewing designationof the South Chilcotins as a Provincial Park. October 25, 2002. BACKGROUND
http://www.cpawsbc.org/action/south_chilcotin/action_20021025.php

Extractions: Mailing List More info... Sign up to receive news and updates from CPAWS BC. Your email address: October 25, 2002 BACKGROUND: For more information, see the Lillooet LRMP Backgrounder Now more than ever we need your help to save South Chilcotin Mountains Park! As a result of pressure from the mining industry, government is considering deleting or reducing this spectacular park just 150 km north of Whistler. A year ago, B.C.'s longest standing conservation dream was finally realized. A Cabinet order protected Spruce Lake and the Southern Chilcotin Mountains just north of the Bridge River. Other areas of environmental and recreation significance in the Lillooet Forest District were agreed on and put forward by the Land and Resource Planning table for further government decision. Spruce Lake protected area is now in jeopardy. B.C.'s new government had no sooner taken office than it launched a review of the 6-year-long land use planning process that led to Spruce Lake protected area. That review is about to culminate, possibly in a decision to delete or reduce Spruce Lake protected area. In addition, protected areas agreed to by the members of the planning table are at risk of not being established.
CPAWS-BC | Take Action | South Chilcotin
Site Map. Take Action. british columbia government reviewing designation ofthe South Chilcotins as a Provincial Park. September 25, 2001. BACKGROUND
http://www.cpawsbc.org/action/south_chilcotin/action_09252001.php

Extractions: Issue: The Liberal government is undertaking a review of Phase 1 of the Lillooet land use planning process, which includes revisiting the Order in Council that designated the South Chilcotins as a Provinical Park. The South Chilcotins must remain a Provincial Park as designated by the Order in Council. We need your help urgently! If a decision is made to reverse the protected area designation for the Southern Chilcotins, it will likely happen in the next few weeks. Please write to the Government, urging them to uphold the decision of the land use table, and that the planning process should continue to Phase 2 without delay. Letters from organizations are also required!
CANADopt -British Columbia -Government
2004. british columbia government Information. Link to the Government ofBritish Columbia. REGISTRY (Government of British Columbia) ADOPTION
http://www.canadopt.ca/bcgov.htm

Extractions: Web Site: Adoption Reunion Registry Either an adopted person 19 years of age or over or their birth parents may file an application for service for the indentifying information at the Vital Statistics Agency. (Fee $50.00) For all adoptions started or completed prior to November 4, 1996, access to identifying information is subject to a disclosure veto. If a veto has not been placed then you will receive a copy of the original birth registration and the adoption order. For all adoptions started on November 4, 1996 or later, adopted persons 19 years of age or over and their birth parents will have an unqualified right of access to the identifying information and are not subject to the disclosure veto.
Consumers' Association Of Canada: Consumers' Association Commends British Columb
13, 2003 Consumers Association Commends british columbia government For RejectingAlbertaStyle Liquor Stores and Calls For Major Updating of BC Liquor Stores
http://www.consumer.ca/1578

Extractions: VANCOUVER, Oct. 13 /CNW/ - The British Columbia branch of the Consumers' Association of Canada today commended the BC Government for rejecting an Alberta-style privatized liquor store model that was to be implemented in the province. "This is good news for consumers", said Mr. Bruce Cran, President of the BC branch of CAC. "A made in BC solution will bring stability to the liquor distribution system, while allowing much needed innovation and enhanced customer service to be implemented". "The British Columbia Government's announcement that it will continue with the current government owned liquor store model, while seeking an enhanced role for private stores, is a reasonable, balanced approach", said Mr. Cran. "Private stores have offered benefits to consumers and there is a continuing important role for them as part of the overall liquor distribution system."
CNN.com - British Columbia Government Apologizes To Indians - Feb. 12, 2003
http://cnn.com/2003/WORLD/americas/02/12/canada.indians.ap/index.html

Extractions: The Web CNN.com Home Page World U.S. Weather ... Special Reports SERVICES Video E-Mail Services CNNtoGO SEARCH Web CNN.com Story Tools Our institutions have failed aboriginal people across our province. Lt.-Gov. Iona Campagnolo VICTORIA, British Columbia (AP) British Columbia's government apologized for the past treatment of the Canadian province's Indians, saying its institutions have failed to make up for past discrimination. "Your government deeply regrets the mistakes that were made by governments of every political stripe over the course of our province's history," Lt.-Gov. Iona Campagnolo said in a speech on Tuesday. "Errors have been made in the past," the speech said. "Our institutions have failed aboriginal people across our province." The apology came in the government's "throne speech," in which the governing Liberal Party outlined its upcoming legislative agenda. Last year, the government held a provincewide referendum on treaty negotiations that was soundly criticized by Indians as an attempt by the majority to impose its views on a minority. The government said the referendum was its attempt to kickstart a stalled treaty negotiation process that had cost millions and had yet to result in a single settlement.
British Columbia At Business.com
british columbia government industry web links for business products, services,information and resources. british columbia government. SUBCATEGORIES
http://www.business.com/directory/government_and_trade/by_country/canada/provinc
Labour Relations Board - British Columbia - Home Page
benefits and working conditions in a nonunion workplace, you want to head to adifferent web site the british columbia government Employment Standards
http://www.lrb.bc.ca/

Extractions: Filing hours: 8:30-4:00, Monday to Friday excluding holidays. Please note: Any applications, submissions or other documents received by the Board after 4:00 p.m. will be treated as if received at 8:30 a.m. the next business day, unless special arrangements have been made in advance with the Registrar, Deputy Registrar or Case Administrator. NEW LRB COST RECOVERY PROGRAM Cover Letter Fee List Please note that the Collective Agreement Arbitration Bureau has now been integrated into the Labour Relations Board. Labour Code Changes - ... BILL 42 THIRD READING The Labour Relations Code (the "Code") establishes the Labour Relations Board. The statute grants the Board exclusive jurisdiction to hear and determine applications and complaints under the Code and to make orders under the Code that it deems appropriate. The Code governs all aspects of collective bargaining amongst the provincially-regulated employers and employees to whom the Code applies. This includes the acquisition of collective bargaining rights, the process of collective bargaining, the settlement and regulation of disputes in both the public and private sectors, and the regulation of the representation of persons by their bargaining agents.
British Columbia Terms Of Union
their use and benefit, shall be assumed by the Dominion Government and a policy asliberal as that hitherto pursued by the british columbia government shall be
http://www.solon.org/Constitutions/Canada/English/bctu.html

Extractions: British Columbia Terms of Union Order of Her Majesty in Council admitting British Columbia into the Union At the Court at Windsor, the 16th day of May, 1871 PRESENT The QUEEN'S Most Excellent Majesty His Royal Highness Prince ARTHUR Lord Privy Seal Earl Cowper Earl of Kimberley Lord Chamberlain Mr. Secretary Cardwell Mr. Ayrton Whereas by the "Constitution Act, 1867" provision was made for the Union of the Provinces of Canada, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick into the Dominion of Canada, and it was (amongst other things) enacted that it should be lawful for the Queen, by and with the Advice of Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, on Addresses from the Houses of the Parliament of Canada, and of the Legislature of the Colony of British Columbia, to admit that colony into the said Union on such terms and conditions as should be in the Addresses expressed, and as the Queen should think fit to approve, subject to the provisions of the said Act. And it was further enacted that the provisions of any Order in Council in that behalf should have effect as if they had been enacted by the Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. And whereas by Addresses from the Houses of the Parliament of Canada and from the Legislative Council of British Columbia respectively, of which Addresses copies are contained in the Schedule to this Order annexed, Her Majesty was prayed, by and with the advice of Her most Honourable Privy Council, under the one hundred and fortysixth section of the hereinbefore recited Act, to admit British Columbia into the Dominion of Canada, on the terms and conditions set forth in the said Addresses.
Massive Labour Protest Brewing In British Columbia
of the strikers are represented by the Hospital Employees Union of BC Of the remainder,2,200 are represented by the british columbia government and Service
http://www.nupge.ca/news_2004/n02my04a.htm

Extractions: Vancouver - Labour unrest is growing in British Columbia rather than receding as each new day arrives following the passage of legislation ordering 43,000 striking health support employees back to work. The unprecedented legislation includes a 15% wage rollback and allows the government to continue contracting out jobs at will. The employees changed their picket lines to protest lines after Bill 37 was pushed through the legislature by Gordon Campbell's Liberal government early last Thursday. Other unions have refused to cross picket lines. Now, as the second week of labour unrest begins, many of the province's transit workers and teachers say they will join the protest.
Balanced Budget 2004 -- Government Of British Columbia
Click here to return to the top of this page. british columbia governmentStrategic Plan 2004/05 2006/07, HTML, , PDF (770KB). Click
http://www.bcbudget.gov.bc.ca/

Extractions: Bringing out the Best in British Columbia If you wish to read a document online, choose the HTML option. To download and print a copy of a document, select the printer-friendly version (PDF). PDF Reader link page News Release HTML PDF Highlights HTML PDF Budget Speech HTML PDF Budget and Fiscal Plan HTML PDF Summary: HTML PDF Ministry Service Plans PDF Reader link page Office of the Premier HTML PDF Advanced Education HTML PDF Agriculture, Food and Fisheries HTML PDF Attorney General and Minister Responsible for Treaty Negotiations HTML PDF Treaty Negotiations Office HTML PDF Children and Family Development HTML PDF Community, Aboriginal and Women's Services HTML PDF Education HTML PDF Energy and Mines HTML PDF Finance HTML PDF Forests HTML PDF Health Services HTML PDF Human Resources HTML PDF Management Services HTML PDF Provincial Revenue HTML PDF Public Safety and Solicitor General HTML PDF Skills Development and Labour HTML PDF Small Business and Economic Development HTML PDF Sustainable Resource Management HTML PDF Transportation HTML PDF Water, Land and Air Protection
British Columbia Government Strategic Plan 2004/05 – 2006/07
The following Strategic Plan has been produced for you, the people of British Columbia.It sets out our government s priorities over the next three years to
http://www.bcbudget.gov.bc.ca/stplan/

Extractions: Printer-friendly version PDF Message from the Premier Introduction ... Summary of Goals, Objectives and Key Measures The following Strategic Plan has been produced for you, the people of British Columbia. It sets out our government's priorities over the next three years to revitalize the economy, ensure sound fiscal management, and deliver excellent public services. And it details clear measures to ensure accountability for our progress in reaching these goals. Much has been accomplished in the past two years since our government's first Strategic Plan was tabled. We have completed or begun work on 95 per cent of our New Era commitments. We have significantly increased funding for education and health care, all while achieving a balanced budget in 2004/05. And we are now seeing significant improvements in our economy, with record levels of job creation and renewed confidence for the future. One of the most exciting events that occurred over the past year was British Columbia's success in its bid to host the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. Over the next several years our government will ensure that we fully maximize the benefits of hosting the Olympics and leverage this opportunity to attract new business investment, expand and diversify the province's exports to benefit all regions of the province, and leave sustainable legacies for athletes and communities. The initiatives that we undertake as we prepare for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games will create jobs, strengthen regional economies, and establish our province as an economic leader and a global magnet for trade and investment.
Victoria British Columbia Government Agencies, Departments Information, Listings
Public Service Employee Relations Commission; Purchasing Commission Bid on GovernmentContracts. The Queen s Printer; The Royal British Columbia Museum; The
http://www.foundlocally.com/Victoria/Local/Gov-BCGovLinks.htm

Extractions: Associa'n By Type Animals/Pets Business Community Computer Dance Education Environmental Family Farming/Agric. Health/Wellness History/Heritage Hobby/Leisure Human Rights Internat'l Aid Military Multicultural Sports and Rec. Religious Social Self-help Senior's Service Trade/Profess'l FoundLocally Add Free Listing Send Feedback Subscribe Newsletter ... Out of Town CLICK HERE Agricultural Workforce Policy Board BCAssessment The BCBC Home Page - The British Columbia Buildings Corporation. BC Ferries Home Page Schedules and more. BC Hydro Home Page BC Transit BC STATS The central statistical agency of the Province. The Children's Commissioner CivicNet - British Columbia Municipalities On-line.
British Columbia GOVERNMENT RESOURCES Companies Directory
british columbia government RESOURCES DIRECTORY, ADD COMPANY. Logo, Name, Type. Sorry,no GOVERNMENT RESOURCES companies have been posted yet for British Columbia.
http://www.techvibes.com/company/index.asp?company_type=8&city=53
David Suzuki News May 15, 2003: British Columbia Government Fails On Environme
News Releases. british columbia government fails on environmental recordMay 15, 2003. Vancouver At the mid-term of its mandate, the
http://www.davidsuzuki.org/Campaigns_and_Programs/Canadian_Rainforests/News_Rele

Extractions: News Releases British Columbia government fails on environmental record May 15, 2003 Vancouver - At the mid-term of its mandate, the government of British Columbia was today given a failing grade on its environmental performance by a broad coalition of conservation groups. The report card issued by the groups, and an accompanying fact-based website - BCFacts.org provide a detailed examination of the governments record on environmental stewardship. "The record is dismal. In fact, it amounts to nothing less than a dismantling of the environmental standards and safeguards that British Columbians have put in place," said Vicky Husband, Conservation Chair of the Sierra Club of Canada, BC Chapter. "A close look at what the BC Liberal government has done will shock the public." The report card and website reveal, for instance, that British Columbia is the only province in Canada to roll back drinking water standards since the Walkerton tragedy in May 2000. "Premier Gordon Campbell said his government would be open and transparent," said Jim Fulton, Executive Director of the David Suzuki Foundation. "Instead, they have changed important regulations without public consultation, and the way they are ramming environmental legislation through now is what you would expect from a tin-pot dictatorship." British Columbians have consistently ranked the environment as a high priority. The conservation groups encourage British Columbians to visit the website to learn about the radical changes the government has enacted in the last two years in order to determine if their concerns about the environment are being taken into account.
Listings British Columbia: British Columbia : Government
British Columbia Government institutions related services. Moreresults for british columbia government from findwhat.com
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British Columbia Government Business Loans
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BRITISH COLUMBIA
Your query returned 7 associations. british columbia government Managers Association.British Columbia Municipal Information Systems Association (BC MISA).
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Teacher Leaders From Across Canada Unanimously Condemn British Columbia Governme
For Immediate Release July 13, 2002. Teacher leaders from across Canada unanimouslycondemn british columbia government actions. (CTF News Service St.
http://www.ctf-fce.ca/en/press/2002/pr02-21.htm

Extractions: For Immediate Release July 13, 2002 Teacher leaders from across Canada unanimously condemn British Columbia government actions (CTF News Service- St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador) Delegates attending the Annual General Meeting of the Canadian Teachers' Federation (CTF) issued a strong and unanimous proclamation today in support of their teacher colleagues in British Columbia. "The B.C. government's draconian approach will hurt thousands of students who will witness school closures, an increase in the size of their classes and some of their teachers being laid off," says CTF President Doug Willard. Neil Worboys, President of the British Columbia Teachers' Federation (BCTF) adds: "Our members have had a legislative onslaught on their bargaining rights including limitations on the right to strike and a reduced scope of conditions that can be bargained. The loss of bargaining rights will also result in a shift in the relationship balance in schools between teachers and management. Teachers are more vulnerable to arbitrary actions by administrators." The B.C. government measures are expected to force 57 schools to close their doors, to lay off approximately 1,500 teachers and to strip away the bargaining rights of those who will remain.
FARA - British Columbia Government
british columbia government. CANADA Government of the Province of BritishColumbia, Canada Short Form Listing of Registrant s Foreign Agents.
http://www.usdoj.gov/criminal/fara/fara1st97/REGS/02084.HTM
10/26/00 -- British Columbia Government Calls For Coordinated Forestry Practices
british columbia government calls for coordinated forestry practicesand international forest products marketing strategy in the region
http://forests.org/archive/canada/bcecosgr.htm

Extractions: October 26, 2000 Four coastal British Columbia (Canada) forest product companies that agreed this past spring to an 18-month moratorium on timber harvesting in the area in exchange for a similar standstill in marketing campaigns against them by four environmental groups, say they welcome British Columbia Premier Ujjal Dosanghs call earlier this week for a coordinated strategy to address international concerns regarding BC forest practices and products. The four forest product companies involved in the Coast Forest Conservation Initiative (CFCI) are Canadian Forest Products, Fletcher Challenge Canada, Western Forest Products, and Weyerhaeuser. The four environmental groups are the Sierra Club of British Columbia, the Rainforest Action Network (RAN), the Coastal Rainforest Coalition (CRC), and Greenpeace. However, also earlier this week, the four forest products companies reported that Greenpeace had reopened its campaign in violation of the peace pact, but that the initiative would be continued regardless of this development (see Forest companies to go forward with BC initiative with or without Greenpeace). Greenpeace reportedly reopened its campaign via a letter it sent to German papermakers and publishers, as noted in a joint release by the forest products companies, A July article in Pulp and Paper Online (see Forest product companies, environmental groups to co-sponsor B.C. ecosystem initiative) reported that the four companies and four environmental groups were co-sponsoring work on development of an unprecedented proposal for a conservation-based ecosystem approach to temperate rainforests on the Central and North Coast of British Columbia.

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